Globe View

[dinasset]

Because this Issabella's nice tutorial has been re-discovered recently, I re-post here my script (written a long time ago) which implements that tut.
I think you can still use it in 2.10, at least I tried and it works, but my opinion is not fully relevant because on my Samj's 2.10 old scripts run while in other environments they fail, so please give it a try.

DIEGO_Globe-view.7z

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[Issabella]

It works great! Thanks Dinasset.

[dinasset]

Thanks Issabella for testing it, hope someone else will do it, maybe using the standard Gimp release.

[level_0]

Thanks Dinasset



Edit:
why does it appear here in the menu bar and not in the filters menu?

[dinasset]

Thanks for testing it, Level_0

[Nidhogg]

why does it appear here in the menu bar and not in the filters menu?

Because it was written to. You can change the menu entries of scripts and .py plugins with text editor.
I think notepad is able to save it as .scm, but it's better to use Geany (Linux) or Notepad++ on Windows.
Open the Globe-view.scm and search for "<Image>/DNscripts/...
Then change it to "<Image>/Filters/Map/Globe View of an Image" for example.
Save to .scm format by overwriting the one in your scripts folder.
You can edit while Gimp is running and after saving use Filters/Script-Fu/Refresh Scripts to find it from its new menu location.

Or download the attachment I added. I have it in Filters/Map

[level_0]

Nidhogg,I do not know which of the 2 red boxes is Notepad ++


so I'm going to make it easier tonight by taking the file you're proposing (but that would be nice if I learned how to do it for next time ..)

[dinasset]

Neither one, go here and download the correct version for your environment (32bits/64bits)
https://notepad-plus-plus.org/download/v7.6.2.html

[SeriousTom]

Nice filter, works fast.
Thank You

[sallyanne]

3 attempts in Windows gimp 2.10.8

[dinasset]

Tom, Sally, thanks for testing it.

[level_0]

You can change the menu entries of scripts and .py plugins with text editor.
I think notepad is able to save it as .scm, but it's better to use Geany (Linux) or Notepad++ on Windows.
Open the Globe-view.scm and search for "<Image>/DNscripts/...
Then change it to "<Image>/Filters/Map/Globe View of an Image" for example.
Save to .scm format by overwriting the one in your scripts folder.
You can edit while Gimp is running and after saving use Filters/Script-Fu/Refresh Scripts to find it from its new menu location.

Notepad ++
I just tested the addition of "Filters" and it's OK.
Thanks Nidhogg

[Pat625]

WoW! All of those images are really fantastic!

I was able to do some tonight.

DN_Globe View.Flower.jpg (441.2 KiB) Viewed 4104 times

DN_Globe View.White Tailed Bald Eagle 3.jpg (440.59 KiB) Viewed 4104 times

This was done with Gimp 2.10.8 Samj ver 2. on Win 10, 64 bits.

[dinasset]

Well done, Pat.

[sallyanne]

[mahvin]

Any updates forthcoming, Diego?

[dinasset]

Which update are you thinking about, Mahvin?

[mahvin]

https://gimplearn.net/viewtopic.php?f=1 ... 358#p33358

Not sure what the problem was with 2.10.6 but I figured you'd be interested in knowing about this...

[dinasset]

I tried and it works on Samj's 2.10.23

Cattura.PNG (690.93 KiB) Viewed 3409 times

[dinasset]

PS: users having different versions of Gimp 2.10 may try and let know.